There was a ding and the doors opened. Nevada poked her head out before she waved us out of the elevator. “Hurry. And don’t touch anything.”
We stepped out in a vast open room filled with wheeled beds.
My hand swung to my mouth, muffling a gasp. Dozens of people laid on the beds. Wires and tubes stretched from their bodies to machines. They were so thin they didn’t even look alive. They were skeletons covered with wrinkled tanned skin.
“What is this?” Cade looked around in horror. “Is this a hospital?”
We had a small clinic in the Sanctuary. It was nothing like this.
“It’s far from it,” Lukas growled as he gazed at the bodies.
“Then what is it?” I asked.
Nevada looked at Lukas as if seeking permission to tell me, which was shocking. I didn’t think she needed permission to do anythin
